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In the real world you are forced to use "any" when the type definitions for a third-party library are not perfect. This actually happens a lot with types from
by jannes 8y ago
In the real world you are forced to use "any" when the type definitions for a third-party library are not perfect.
This actually happens a lot with types from DefinitelyTyped that are not maintained by the original author of the library.